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3 years ago

What does lily do when she goes back to the honey house after talking with august? in the secret life of bees?

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<span>She goes to the honey house and smashes a bunch of honey jars against the wall. She does this because she is mad at her mother and thinks that her mother left her behind. This is after August tells her the story of her motherâ€™s death.</span>

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